On Windows, once you have the Paste Special Dialog open, you can type a letter to select the particular command you want, for example:

F = Formula V = Values T = Formats C = Comments N = Validation H = All using source theme X = All except borders W = Column widths R = Formulas and number formats U = Values and number formats D = Add S = Subtract M = Multiply I = Divide B = Skip blanks E = Transpose

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